Introduction
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How-to guides
1.
Quick start
2.
Quick start for two nodes
3.
Installation
4.
How to setup a network of a certain topology?
5.
How to add IP-based devices to network?
6.
How to configure built-in DNS?
7.
How to configure built-in SSL?
8.
How to configure Dnsmasq for Android clients?
9.
How to configure IP forwarding for Android clients?
10.
StaexFleet quick start
11.
How to tunnel between different companies
Explanation
12.
What is a node id?
13.
What is a node certificate?
14.
What is a network certificate?
15.
What is a tunnel?
16.
What routing algorithm Staex network uses?
Reference guides
17.
StaexWeb
17.1.
StaexWeb configuration file
17.2.
StaexWeb command line usage (staex-web)
18.
MCC
18.1.
MCC main configuration file
18.2.
MCC tunnel configuration file
18.3.
MCC forwarding rules configuration file
18.4.
MCC daemon command line usage (mccd)
18.5.
MCC client command line usage (mcc)
19.
NSS module usage (libnss_mcc.so.2)
20.
StaexFleet record fields
Features
21.
Tunnels
22.
Low data usage
23.
High performance
TrustedChain
24.
Quick start
Releases
25.
Staex v1
26.
Staex v2
26.1.
Introduction
26.2.
Why tunnels?
26.3.
Regular tunnels
26.4.
Internet tunnels
26.5.
External tunnels
26.6.
Conclusion
Public network for IoT devices
27.
Introduction
28.
Why public network?
29.
What is Staex public network?
30.
Public keys as addresses
31.
Hiding real IP addresses
32.
Restricting traffic
33.
Conclusion and future plans
Tokenomics
34.
Introduction
35.
Business problem solved
36.
Technical reasoning
37.
Technical benefits of tokenization
38.
Short- and long-term value creation
39.
Token economics
40.
Benefits of tokenization
41.
Token metrics
42.
Stakeholders
43.
Regulatory implications
44.
Technical requirements
45.
Risks and challenges
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MacOS
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Launch of SPNX depends on the progress of SPN
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